OK i found a plce to put my cross over BUT... i need to know if where i have it is going to get water in it?
its going to be inside my door with the window i found a place with clearance but need to know if water will get in there?

Thanks
-Archie

 

Yes, water CAN get inside the doors. Thats why the speakers have drip guards and there are drain holes along the bottoms of the doors. Why don't you place them behind the kick panels? Thats what I did.
http://images.cardomain.com/installs...32_96_full.jpg

 

there is a huge place to mount the crossovers behind the door panels in the area where the arm rest is. That's where I have mine, they're weather protected and it's a good place for them. Just doublsided-sticky tape them in there if you can't find any better way to mount them. Mine are screwed in there on a piece of wood that is screwed to the door panel, but any way would work...

The water is going to be a problem at some point I am sure. Nearly every car I have seen with cross overs mounted in the door needed to have those crossovers serviced.

 

Thanks guys im gonna go ahead and go with the kick panel idea

Thanks again
-Archie

 

OK i just took the kick panel off and theres a little black box there already...? what is it?
anyone know where a wiring diagram is of the entire car so i can see every thing?

 

Are you referring to the passenger side kick panel? If it's like my '99 T/A it's just a piece of plastic hanging there. If you look closely at the pic you can see that I just cut it off.

 

My car (94 TA) has that also.

I put my crossovers on the drive shaft hump (well actually the transmission hump).

I ran my wires up the drive shaft hump from the back, and my tweeters are not on the doors, so it was a convenient place and has the potential to be aesthetically pleasing.

Link: http://eyeoutthere.tripod.com/stereo.htm
Just an idea.

 

I guess i will just stick it behind the glove box on pass. side
and under the dash on the driver side any objections?
i dont want any thing visable except the tweeter

 

in the area where the deck is mounted, there's actually quite a bit of space behind there. You can take out the A/C controls and mount them behind there, then put the A/C controls back (probably, never done that though) I'm sure there's space enough to do it though with a little imagination/work... I still like where mine are - hidden in the back of the door panels.

G'luck

 

well its done thanks for the help guys